Luis María Argaña
Luis María Argaña was a Paraguayan politician who served as Vice President under Raúl Cubas and was assassinated in 1999, an event that significantly escalated political tensions and unrest in Paraguay.
Born on Mar 07, 1932 (94 years old)
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Paraguay:
Luis María Argaña is mentioned by Peña as part of his political lineage.
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Paraguay:
Cartes quoted the late leader Luis María Argaña to highlight the importance of understanding over permanent divisions after internal competitions.
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Paraguay:
Luis María Argaña was the presidential candidate whose victory was irregularly stolen in the 1992 internal elections of the ANR.
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Paraguay:
Luis María Argaña was a former vice president and legislator whose widow receives a pension.
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Paraguay:
Luis María Argaña is the former vice president and is mentioned as the deceased spouse of María Teresa Contreras.
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Paraguay:
Luis María Argaña is the father of José Emilio Argaña Contreras.
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Paraguay:
Luis María Argaña is mentioned as a location where the public transport driver intended to turn.
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Paraguay:
Luis María Argaña is noted for refusing to help Juan José Penayo during his hunger strike and later was assassinated.
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Paraguay:
Luis María Argaña was the vice president whose assassination triggered a political upheaval.
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Paraguay:
Luis María Argaña was referenced as a historical leader whose example should be followed for a more autonomous and critical leadership.
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